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We define digital literacy as, “those capabilities that fit someone for living, learning, working, participating and thriving in a digital society".

At Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust (KMPT), digital transformation is more than just technology - it’s about people.

In today’s healthcare environment, the ability to navigate digital systems is no longer a specialist skill, it is a foundational competence.

The importance of training and providing knowledge to nurses and midwives to successfully face increased and changing pressures.

Read Di Bullman's thoughts on women in the workplace on International Women’s Day.

Find out about the background to this report.

Confidence that the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies is supported by appropriate information technology infrastructures and data governance.

My name is Amanda Rae, and I am a Registered General Nurse (always and forever), a Queen's Nurse - for which I am so very proud and honoured - and also a Personalised Care Institute Ambassador. After all, everyone wants to be cared for in a way that we choose and a place where we feel safe and able to have a voice.